Hi Chris! And you contributed a lot in making my day better with your comment. We work with passion for music and knowing you like our music helps. Thank you and greetings from Italy. Btw I’ve been to Portland to meet the great artist who lives there: Gino Vannelli!

May your kindness spread throughout the world. Greetings to you from Brazil. Take care!

Stop beating yourself up. Just give everyone a "B minus" and go get a drink.

Thank you! We’re glad you appreciate Phil Harper’s music

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Thank you Natalia! 🙏

Thank you Monica for your comment! Il really helps. May we suggest to you to also listen to the music of Denise King. If you like Phil Harper you will also like her. Here's the link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mbCSfJWX2rrVo5c.html

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Thank you for listening!

❤❤❤спасибо🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕 Привет из Сибири❤

Thanks Gemma! 🙏

❤❤❤спасибо🙏💕🙏💕 Привет из Сибири❤

Thank you Elisabeth for your comment. And all the best to you there in The Hague!

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Thank you Josimar! 🙏

well that might be noob bop , haha cause , they play like the havent practice much, and the time is not, as dope it could be

Thanks for this nice comment, Cinthya!🙏

Merçi Valentin!🙏

Thank you Renè. It’s always good to know that listeners like our music!

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Thanks 🙏 and have a good evening!

Gracias Guido! 🙏

Real jazz

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Thanks Juan Carlos!🙏

Thanks Dan! Please watch this one and tell me if you like it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iMhplLqHv-CVp4k.html

Thank you Samir! We really appreciate your comment that is an encouragement

Thanks a lot for your much appreciated comment! We wish you all the best for your future career! 💪🏾

Thank you!

No problem

Thanks!🙏

Merçi!

Gracias 🙏

Oh, thanks God the music exists then 😅

Sorry for that!

Merci a vous! 🙏